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With the Videotek VTM-2000, broadcasters can display and monitor multiformat and multistandard TV signals. These include SD-SDI (525 and 625) and analogue composite signals (NTSC and PAL). They can be displayed on any screen with XGA resolution. The VTM-2000 includes the patented Videotek Q-See technology, with which the display can be fully customised, and a universal power supply – all in a compact 1RU console. Four AES/EBU stereo pairs, four mono and two stereo analogue inputs, and embedded audio from the SDI inputs are optionally supported. Audio signals can be displayed as two- or four-channel bar graphs with phase display and Lissajous curve graphs for each pair.
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